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It’s the season of new beginnings, and you can transform the lives of animals in need

All across England and Wales pets like Ethel, Wednesday and Pugsley are experiencing abuse, neglect and mistreatment. In addition wild animals are under threat. Right now we’re working tirelessly to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome as many animals as we can, but we can't do it without you.

Donations from our generous supporters enable us to do the vital work we do. We want 2025 to be a transformative year for animal welfare - we urgently need your help to make this possible.

The sight and smell in this room was the worst I have seen in 14 years of being an RSPCA inspector and I had to keep taking breaks from the room to stop my eyes watering.

Inspector Emma Smith, DESCRIBING THE HOUSE where Hazel was found

See the difference your donations make

From Babs the staffy to Hazel the Maine Coon, meet some of the animals we were able to save before it was too late.

Wednesday and Pugsley

We found two cats left by their owner without any food or water - they were suffering, but now Wednesday and Pugsley have been given fresh starts.

Hazel

Hazel is one of the eight cats we discovered in a squalid bungalow, suffering and at risk of contracting serious diseases. Thanks to you, we were able to rescue her.

Ethel

Matted, unwell, and covered in fleas, sweet Ethel was in a bad state when we got to her. Now that she’s found her forever home, Ethel has a safe, happy life ahead of her.

Together, let’s build brighter futures for animals

Rescue efforts, veterinary care, specialist behavioural training, and everyday care - it’s all possible thanks to the support of our donors. When you donate, you become a vital part of our mission and help us save thousands of animals in need. Every pound and penny goes towards making tomorrow better than yesterday.

*Based on RSPCA 2023 accounts.